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Improving internet access in Ohio to be discussed on Town Hall Ohio

April 20, 2008 - Many Ohioans do not have adequate access to high-speed internet service, which hinders their economic prospects and affects their quality of life. Solving Ohio's broadband challenges is the subject of this week's Town Hall Ohio.

Three panelists representing different interests will discuss economic, technical and political factors affecting Ohio citizens. Guests on the hour-long discussion program are Stan Ahalt, executive director of Ohio Supercomputer Center, Ed Kozelek, vice president of government affairs for Time Warner Cable, and Chris Henney, director of policy development for the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation.

Town Hall Ohio airs on the following Ohio radio stations.

Columbus WTVN 610 AM Sunday 7 a.m.

Defiance WONW 1280 AM Saturday 11 a.m.

Eaton WEDI 1130 AM Saturday 7 a.m.

Findlay WFIN 1330 AM Sunday 6 a.m.

Napoleon WNDH 103.1 FM Sunday 6 a.m.

Norwalk WLKR 95.3 FM Sunday 6 a.m.

Wilmington WKFI 1090 AM Saturday 7 a.m.

Wooster WQKT 104.5 FM Sunday 7 a.m.

Xenia WBZI 1500 AM Saturday 7 a.m

Town Hall Ohio is a weekly public affairs discussion program. It is produced by the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation with the financial support of Nationwide Insurance. Current and past programs are available for download at www.townhallohio.org.